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Unfair to judge private capex because it's still at very early stages of recovery: Morgan Stanley
Here's why Morgan Stanley's chief India economist, Upasana Chachra, believes domestic growth is on track despite risks of extreme weather conditions and global headwinds
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Cement's big boys get bigger
The cement business has witnessed rapid consolidation over the past five years. However, the next wave of acquisitions would be slower due to the paucity of assets available and promoters' unwillingness to sell
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How FlexiLoans grew quickly yet profitably
The MSME-focused fintech lending NBFC which provides loans at a click to unbanked and underserved micro, small and medium enterprises doubled its AUM in a year and turned profitable in FY23 while keeping NPAs at sub-2 percent levels
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From khadi to denim, Arvind Ltd has survived by evolving. Now the fifth gen is taking it onto a new journey
From fashion to real estate, Arvind Limited has been on a transformational journey for over a century. As the fifth generation runs the show, it is expanding into newer terrains and eyeing infinite possibilities
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Hate the idea of having an opinion about everything. That's my magic mental mantra: Samriddh Dasgupta
In our newest Weekender column, we spoke to Heads Up for Tails' CMO who said that with non-toxicity, only a personal commitment (from management) can translate into a corporate commitment
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MAdtech Point: If advertising will no longer run the Internet, then what will run the Internet?
Impact of responsible use of consumer data and consent management is resetting the balance that runs the Internet
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Vodafone Idea: Fresh external capital infusion useful, only if substantial
A deeper focus on enhancing 4G networks in the short-term will help VI more than attempting an unending catch-up with market leaders Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel on a hard-to-monetise 5G technology, say experts
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Decoding Ahmedabad's next-gen family businesses
This fortnight's issue is the first in a series of family businesses from pockets of enterprise that have been built over decades, even centuries. We start with Gujarat, where Ahmedabad has emerged over time as a city of entrepreneurs, and scions from subsequent generations have picked up the baton
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From Wagh Bakri to Vadilal: How Gujarat's next-gen is reshaping family businesses
The younger generations of family businesses are expanding into new markets, while introducing innovative technology and marketing ideas
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From Vikram Sarabhai's legacy to Uday Kotak's resignation, here are our most-read stories of the week
Nitin Gadkari on the new season of Forbes India Pathbreakers, Jet Airways' future, and Viraj Bahl's journey are some of the stories that piqued the interest of our readers this week
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Ahmedabad: Family business destination to startup hub
Family-run businesses are putting Ahmedabad on the map. Despite being late in the race, with the help of government initiatives, ventures are fast turning the city into an emerging startup hub